Via giuseppe ripamonti, Milano, Milan, 20141

Studio apartment in Milan in the Vigentino district in Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, one of the longest streets in Milan. This apartment of approximately 26 square meters is located on the first floor with lift and is characterized by having been restored and renovated in furnishings in 2024. The apartment opens onto an entrance that leads to the living area which includes a 190cm x 140cm French sofa bed, a six-door wardrobe, a table with two chairs, a Smart TV and a Scavolini kitchen which... (click here) **The space** ... includes a dishwasher and a microwave. The entrance also leads to a bathroom with a large walk-in shower. The flooring is in laminate wood. == Property == Contact us to receive a quote for monthly rentals! Studio apartment in Milan in the Vigentino district in Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, one of the longest streets in Milan. This apartment of approximately 26 square meters is located on the first floor with lift and is characterized by having been restored and renovated in furnishings in 2024. The apartment opens onto an entrance that leads to the living area which includes a 190cm x 140cm French sofa bed, a six-door wardrobe, a table with two chairs, a Smart TV and a Scavolini kitchen which includes a dishwasher and a microwave. The entrance also leads to a bathroom with a large walk-in shower. The flooring is in laminate wood. Services: INTERNET: provider name: FASTWEB connection type: 4G MOBILE INTERNET speed: 40Mbps/10Mbps Attractions: Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, one of the longest streets in Milan, includes ancient railing houses, the Olympic village, industrial buildings, modern neighborhoods, meadows, ancient farmhouses and plant nurseries. From the apartment you can easily reach: - Porta Genova/Navigli, an energetic and colourful area of Milan, offering plenty of entertainment chances thanks to the many bars, clubs and places where to have a bubbly aperitif; - Porta Romana area, which does not only offer plentiful of clubs and bars, but it is also the seat of the famous thermal baths of Milan, a relaxation heaven at the heart of the city; - San Lorenzo columns, a historic meeting place in Milan, extremely popular at night; - Milan Duomo, the landmark of the city, and the Scala square, home to the homonymous theatre; - the Royal Palace and the Museum of the XX Century (Museo del Novecento), housing both temporary exhibitions and permanent collections all year round. Close to Via Pezzotti there are also many restaurants, bars and clubs. Some examples: - ‘Carlo e Camilla in Segheria’, housed in a former industrial complex refurbished with elegance and style. We suggest you also try Milan signature aperitif here, it’s amazing! - ‘Contraste’, for a 360-degree tasting experience involving all the five senses; - ‘Piccolo Birrificio Brioschi’, famous for its tasty handmade beer and the carefully selected choice of background rock and blues music; - ‘Fonderie Milanesi’, a former art foundry transformed into a fashionable club in 2013: exposed bricks, maze design and a stunning garden are the perfect backdrop for elegant dinners, aperitifs and brunches; - ‘Mexicali’ restaurant, offering a large choice of burritos and margaritas served amidst design chandeliers, sculptures and Mexican-style murals; - ‘Sacrestia Farmacia Alcolica’, an interesting alternative to standard Milan ‘happy hour’ (aperitif with open buffet) in a peculiar vintage place. Only moments away is also the ‘Santeria Social Club’, a creative hub placed beside Porta Romana railway yard, home to several remarkable buildings (Fondazione Prada, Centro Leoni, IED) and comprising a big bar with kitchen, an imposing theatre, a shop, a design lab, a room for training courses and a co-working space.